Sedalia Area Farmers' Market

Bothwell Regional Health Center is listed among the partners connected to the Sedalia Area Farmers' Market, a useful clue to how rooted this market is in Sedalia's local network. The market runs seasonally from May through October and focuses on growers and producers from Pettis County and the counties that touch it, with only limited exceptions. That local-producer rule gives the market a clearly defined footprint: the people selling here are expected to be raising or making what they bring from close to Sedalia, rather than sourcing broadly. For shoppers, that means a market shaped by nearby farms, nearby producers, and a shorter local chain from field or kitchen to stand.

Why it matters locally

Pettis County and its contiguous counties set the boundary for who can sell at the Sedalia Area Farmers' Market, with only limited exceptions for that producer-only rule. That matters because the market is built around local growers and producers rather than outside resale, and the site explicitly says it is always excited to welcome new growers and producers into that framework.

The market's own pages also point visitors toward a Missouri harvest calendar and a guide to seasonal eating, which reinforces a practical connection between what is grown nearby and what shoppers can expect through the season. Its partner list adds another local layer, linking the market with Bothwell Regional Health Center, MFA Agri-Services, and Restoring Hope. Together, those details place the market inside a Sedalia-area system of farming, food education, and local organizations rather than as a standalone retail stop.

What you'll find there

The strongest throughline here is not a long public vendor roster but the market's producer-only standard and its emphasis on seasonal eating in Missouri. Expect the mix to follow what local growers and producers from the Sedalia area are bringing through the May-to-October season, shaped by that county-based sourcing rule.

• -Sedalia Area Farmers' Market vendors are local growers and producers from Pettis County or contiguous counties, with limited exceptions.

The market also links shoppers to a guide to seasonal eating and a Missouri fruit and vegetable harvest calendar, which helps frame what produce is likely to come in and out over the season. A separate market item promotes a 2026 Vendor Training on YouTube for sellers working within the market's standards.

Know before you go

No dogs are allowed, so that is the first detail to factor into your visit plan. The market is also seasonal, operating from May through October rather than year-round. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and the market presents its payment information clearly, which can simplify a shopping trip if you want to plan spending ahead.

If you need a direct point of contact, Tegan Tucker is listed as market manager, with both phone and email provided on the market's materials. Restrooms are marked unavailable in the visitor details, another useful planning note for longer stops. The market sits at 1900 S Limit Ave in Sedalia, giving you a specific destination to plug in before heading out. For producers rather than shoppers, the market highlights a vendor packet and training tied to its local-producer rules.

Payments & SNAP

SNAP/EBT is accepted at the Sedalia Area Farmers' Market. The market also indicates that payment information is clearly presented for visitors, which helps when planning a focused produce run during the season. If SNAP access is part of your shopping routine, this market has that option in place.